Actually built by Eone in Ocala Fla USA, one of a dozen or so delivered in the early 80's. They were looking worse for wear the last time I was at their H.Q. in Nassau in '91.
The Bahamas had a long history of buying Macks. I suspect they were sorely disappointed by these rebadged Renaults, which were not built to anything remotely resembling the quality standards and durability levels of Mack's own production units.
Mack was a legendary brand - possibly the World's leading truck manufacturer at the time. But slapping the word MACK on a Renault did nothing to improve its mediocre performance and quality, and doing this was a rather short-lived mistake on the part of the French management after they bought the Mack company.
Added by Andreas Hasselmann on 09 September 2009.